Adrian Rushton Email & Phone Number

Boston, MA, US

Massachusetts, United States

• Dual hatted as the Senior Aviation Maintenance and Sustainment Advisor for the Tactical Aviation and Ground Munition Project Office and as the Sustainment, Maintenance and Training Advisor for the Future Vertical Lift.
• Analyzed the current the Total Army on hand M299 HML quantities and leveraged across the matrix to coordinate with stakeholders at all levels to establish and implement a plan that alleviated a fleet wide shortage by.
• Lead procurement actions by evaluating cost, schedule, and performance metrics for a government contract valued in excess of $45 million enabling the support multiple fixed and rotary wing, Unmanned Aerial Systems and.
• Initiated OTA contracting actions including drafting the Statement of Work and Operational Requirements Document for the development of a future test set directly supporting Aviation Modernization one of the Army's top.
• Supported the FVL-CFT Sustainment Lead in determining sustainment, affordability, maintainability and reliability improvements shaping the Abbreviated Capabilities Development Document, Life Cycle Sustainment Plan.
• Informed Senior Army Aviation Stakeholders by recommending updates to Army Regulations, the Army Aviation Sustainment Strategy.

Joint Base Langley Eustis

• Served as the Senior Training Developer and a Platform Instructor for the 151A Aviation Maintenance Technician Basic and Advanced Warrant Officer Courses.
• Provided over 270 hours of academic instruction for over 40 Warrant Officer Basic Course Aviation Maintenance Management lessons including teaching the T700-701D engine and emphasized safety compliance and proper tool.
• Developed a review process for updating the Aviation Maintenance Technician Warrant Officer Basic and Advanced Courses ensuring that 120 Maintenance Management lesson plans, including supervising the maintenance of the.

Fort Wainwright, Alaska

• Served as the Production Control Officer, Battalion Aviation Maintenance Officer, Quality Control Officer and Senior Logistics Officer in the Army’s largest General Support Aviation Battalion.
• Directed over 200 personnel safely conducting scheduled and unscheduled unit, intermediate and limited depot level aviation maintenance on 31 UH-60A/L and 15 CH-47D/F aircraft maintaining a 5000 flying hour program.
• Saved the Army over $10 million by coordinating for approval to safely conduct on station Depot Level Maintenance utilizing proper DMWR procedures.
• Supervised, in combat 7 Non-Commissioned Officers and 10 junior Soldiers consolidating three aviation supply facilities valued at over $300 million into one warehouse, with over a 97% fill rate, capable of supplying.
• Coordinated and executed the turn-in of $170 million worth excess AH-64D/E, CH-47D/F, OH-58D and UH-60A/L serviceable parts back to the wholesale supply level enabling redistribution across the Army.
• Served as the Senior Ground Government Flight Representative completing multiple scheduled and unscheduled Quality Assurance procedural inspections for a multi-million-dollar aviation maintenance contract consisting of.

Fort Campbell, KY

• Served as the Quality Control Officer, Production Control Officer and Platoon Leader in the 96th Aviation Support Battalion supporting the 101st Combat Aviation Brigade.
• Selected over four senior personnel in combat to serve as the Production Manager for over 300 Soldiers and 84 contract personnel working performing intermediate and limited depot maintenance on AH-64, CH-47, OH-58 and.
• Restructured the organizations Quality Control section supervising 10 Non-Commissioned Officers responsible for completing all aircraft quality control inspections, aircraft weighing’s while supervising the tool.
• Served as the Downed Aircraft Recovery Officer in Charge, responsible for the safe execution of 6 dynamic and innovative recovery missions in the austere regions of Afghanistan.

Various Locations

• Served in multiple assignments in garrison and combat culminating as a Platoon Sergeant in the 122nd Aviation Support Battalion, 82nd Combat Aviation Brigade. Responsible for the safety, training, scheduling and.
• 6 years’ experience leading and managing engine mechanics responsible for the unit and intermediate level maintenance conducted on the GE T700 and the T55 family of engines in garrison and during two tours of combat.

Bachelor Of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.), Aeronautics/Aviation/Aerospace Science And Technology, General

Graduated Cum Laude. Minored in Management.

Associate'S Degree, Aeronautics

Warrant Officer Intermediate Level Education (Woile), Military And Strategic Leadership

Activities and Societies: The WOILE provides senior CW3s and new CW4s with the intermediate level education, knowledge, and influential.

Strategic Broadening Seminar, Starfish Leadership